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Jim Kasmir
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CBG GIFTS TO GODS

Started this discussion. Last reply by Ted Crocker Feb 15. 1 Reply

 HEY, EVERYONE!!!  I recently gifted one of my CBG's to Ray Wylie Hubbard and another one to David Lindley.  They loved 'em!  Soon as I figure out how to post pics, I'll post some of the guitars as…Continue

INVESTED IN SOME EQUIPMENT

Started this discussion. Last reply by Jim Kasmir Jul 21, 2011. 3 Replies

As part of my recent 50th B-Day, I splurged on some Stew Mac fretting tools. Their Japanese Hand Saw and miter box, along with some filing tools for frets. Just wondering if anyone had any…Continue

 

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Jim Kasmir left a comment for Ted Crocker
"Thanks for the Birthday Cake, Ted!  "
Apr 18
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"You are the Michaelangelo of guitar builders! Only one word: Breathtaking!"
Mar 8
Jim Kasmir posted a status
"Can anyone help with a very dumbed down lesson in installing single coil pickups into CBG's? I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks!"
Mar 5
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"Wow!  That is great!  I loved it!  Kudos!!!!"
Mar 5
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"I like the guitar and the picture.  Is that acrylic paint?  I've been toying with painting my guitars as well.  You did a good job on the likeness.  And kudos for keeping the cigarette in, not like the the USPS which removed…"
Mar 5
Ted Crocker replied to Jim Kasmir's discussion CBG GIFTS TO GODS
"Awesome Jim!  Keep on em for vids, especially Lindley. Easy to post pics"
Feb 15
Jim Kasmir posted a discussion

CBG GIFTS TO GODS

 HEY, EVERYONE!!!  I recently gifted one of my CBG's to Ray Wylie Hubbard and another one to David Lindley.  They loved 'em!  Soon as I figure out how to post pics, I'll post some of the guitars as well as Ray and David.  Thanks to the Clubhouse for inspiration and support!  You people are the best!  Love ya!See More
Feb 15
Jim Kasmir joined The Phrygian Kid's group
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I Love My Dremel!

Share tips for getting more out of these fantastic machines, recommend attachments, bits, fittings, etc your jigs and techniques
Jan 10
mark Bellamy replied to Jim Kasmir's discussion A FREE DOWNLOAD OF GREAT CBG MUSIC in the group Cigar Box Guitars
"that link is dead..I know...old post, but still dead."
Dec 17, 2011
Jim Kasmir replied to Jim Kasmir's discussion Do Long-Stemmed Tuners Exist??? in the group cbg mechanics
"Thanks, Jeff.  I like your idea.  I think I'll try this on the headstock I'm working on now.  The pic was a big help.  "
Nov 22, 2011
jeff weins replied to Jim Kasmir's discussion Do Long-Stemmed Tuners Exist??? in the group cbg mechanics
"This board was only 3/4 not as thick as yours. This what I did to avoid thinning the area. Used 2 boring bits, 1 the thickness of the tuner shaft, the other the size of the washer. Used a hand drill, a little sketchy but not to bad"
Nov 22, 2011
Jim Kasmir replied to Jim Kasmir's discussion Do Long-Stemmed Tuners Exist??? in the group cbg mechanics
"Thanks for the tip.  I'll seek it out! :)  "
Nov 22, 2011
Gene replied to Jim Kasmir's discussion Do Long-Stemmed Tuners Exist??? in the group cbg mechanics
"whatch the jim frets vid its shown how he handle that on his scarf joints i belive its on the cake pan build"
Nov 22, 2011
Jim Kasmir replied to Jim Kasmir's discussion Do Long-Stemmed Tuners Exist??? in the group cbg mechanics
"I think I will try the Fortsner bit.  I don't own a drill press and I've heard the Forstner bits can be hard to drill straight by hand.  But I'll give it a try.  Thanks!"
Nov 22, 2011
Randy S. Bretz replied to Jim Kasmir's discussion Do Long-Stemmed Tuners Exist??? in the group cbg mechanics
"You could take a 3/4" fostner bit and drill down about 1/8" or so to expose more of the tuner. Or what i do is a pocket peghead, routering out an 1/8" overall depth on the whole peghead top."
Nov 21, 2011
Harrison Withers replied to Jim Kasmir's discussion Do Long-Stemmed Tuners Exist??? in the group cbg mechanics
"3 a side on a plate tuners are a little bit longer for slotted headstocks, but the farther your wraps are from the gear, the harder it will be to turn. 16-17mm is thick enough for fender and gibson, thick enough for you too..."
Nov 21, 2011

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Welcome to the Clubhouse! How did you hear about us?
Through Ebay Listing
What instruments are you building or playing?
3-4 string guitar/resonator

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At 11:24am on April 18, 2012, Ted Crocker said…

At 2:10pm on April 18, 2011, Ted Crocker said…

At 12:18am on April 7, 2011, Ted Crocker said…
Hi Jim, welcome to the Clubhouse!

The focus here is on all types of handmade instruments and music. There are lots of helpful builders and players here and lots of Groups to teach and learn. We welcome participation so don't be shy.

Have a look around, introduce yourself in My Name Is... and add yourself to the Member Map. There's an active Chat Room where you can ask questions, offer help or just talk about anything with some great folks.

Most of all Have Fun!
At 4:40pm on April 6, 2011, Ottie(Sky Dog)Noble said…
Welcome to the clubhouse Jim
 
 
 

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